Visit to The British Music Experience for Two
About this experience
Explore 70 years of the British music scene through Liverpool’s Cunard Building, and take a self-guided tour across galleries, exhibitions and over 600 musical artefacts together.
Opened in March 2017, the British Music Experience is the only place in the world you can wander through the evolution of British music from its 1945 jazz roots through to the present day, taking in collection pieces like Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust costumes, Noel Gallagher’s Union Jack Sheraton guitar, Dusty Springfield’s stage outfits and loads more. Each zone is split by evolutionary steps and offshoots rather than decade, meaning you’ll never be sure what’s round the corner.
You’ll find an area of Gibson guitars for some on-the-spot learning and playing, with drum kits and keyboards too. Dance the Decades, watch some holographic performances and just get generally interactive – it’s time to revel in the soundtrack of our nation’s history!
SKU: PBMEX2
For 2
participants12 Months
ValidityFlexible
BookingFree
ExchangesInstant
Delivery
“Excellent ”
Great place for any music lover to visit. Well worth the entry fee as you can return as many times as you want for a full year. Great café too.
What's Included
- Entry for two to the British Music Experience in Liverpool
- Take a trip through 70 years of music history across 600 musical artefacts
- Exhibits include Ziggy Stardust costumes, Noel Gallagher’s Union Jack guitar and more
- Get interactive with a DIY guitar or drum lesson, holographic performances and even a dance booth
- Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card
What happens on the day?
On arrival at the British Music Experience in Liverpool’s Cunard Building, you’ll check in at reception to pick up your audio guide before heading through the numerous galleries that make up the experience.
You can take as long as you like wandering through the exhibitions and interactive bits, just remember the experience closes eventually!
Location
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North West
- Liverpool, Merseyside
Participant guidelines
- Under 18s must be accompanied by a paying adult
- The circulation space within the building is fully accessible for wheelchairs. The BME have a number of wheelchairs which can be reserved on request
- The BME is designed to be a multi -sensory exhibition and is a self-guided experience however audio guides are available, with printed versions of the audio guide available on request. These can be sent out via email or by post, if requested. Hearing Dogs are welcome
- An audio-described audio guide is provided free of charge to visitors who are blind or partially sighted. These guides can be collected at Visitor Services. Guide Dogs are welcome
- The entrance at Pier Head opposite the Ferry Terminal has two sets of stone steps, the first set has eight steps and then a landing area, the next set has six steps and then level access into an entrance porch. The access door into the reception area is to your right hand side. There are then 3 marble steps to the main ticketing and entrance area
- This entrance is on Brunswick Street is wheelchair accessible. On arrival you will see a ramp and on the door is an intercom, please use this and a member of the BME team will come down, welcome you to the building and assist you
- The experience content, equipment used and restrictions may vary
Availability
Your voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. Please take your experience before the date printed.
2021 opening times are as below:
September - Friday to Sunday, 10.00-17.00
October - Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00-17.00
November - Wednesday to Sunday, 10.00-17.00
Last entry is at 15.30 to allow the recommended 90 minutes.
Entry is subject to availability.
What about insurance?
The centres contracted with us hold public liability insurance. We also hold contingency liability cover. You will not be liable for accidental damage to equipment, except where damage has been caused as a result of recklessness or wilful negligence.
Please ensure you are familiar with the terms and conditions of the experience.
How it works
Customer Reviews
“Excellent ”
Great place for any music lover to visit. Well worth the entry fee as you can return as many times as you want for a full year. Great café too.
“British music museum ”
Excellent time at British music museum.
“Very interesting.”
The time to go round was supposed to be 90 minutes, we stayed 4 hours we had so much fun. It was really interesting going back through the decades of music. Listening to the artists relate their experiences was great. Having a go on all the instruments was fun, I always wanted to play the drums!! The only let down was there was no food, we thought we would be able to get breakfast there so we were hungry all morning, however there were some sandwiches delivered later in time for lunch.